Finding freedom in the source Retreat 8-10 June 2018 Todtmoos, Germany The familiar horizon established by our sense of self affords us a very limited sense of our own potential. Through awakening to the ground of being, the spacious awareness which pervades every aspect of our life, we can gain depth and light, freedom and easy communication with all […]
» Read moreIn this retreat the focus was on using the dzogchen view to awaken to the inseperability of awareness and the openness of the ground. James was teaching from a text published in chapter 9 of the book Simply Being, where Padmasambhava sets out the truth of our existence. You can watch all the videos at https://vimeo.com/showcase/5154013 Thursday Friday Saturday […]
» Read moreRetreat, 26-29 Oct 2017, Berlin, Bodhicharya Deutschland e.V. The inseparability of stillness and movement Using Saraha ’s Mahamudra text,”Treasury of songs”, which is Chapter 13 in “Simply Being”. English and German Also on vimeo Vimeo Download here
» Read more7-13 October 2017. In this six day retreat James was teaching on the text “The Evocation of Samantabhadra”, part of the Gongpa Zangthal which belongs to the Jangter or Northern Treasures revealed by Rigdzin Gödem. The prayer is commonly referred to in Tibetan as “Kunzang Monlam”. The text is available in Tibetan with English translation here, and in English only […]
» Read moreJames Low Seminar Day: Compassion as a way of life. Tibethaus, Frankfurt, Germany. 6 October 2017 Compassion is a means for reducing the suffering of others. In the dzogchen tradition of Tibetan Buddhism compassion is revealed as being the natural expression of awareness therefore the practice for developing awareness is the practice of awakening to one’s own intrinsic awareness. The […]
» Read moreJames Low Retreat. Todtmoos,Germany. 23-25 June 2017 English and German Translating by Robert Jaroslawski Audio recording by Robert Jaroslawski Also on Vimeo at http://vimeo.com/album/4678896 Download here
» Read moreJames was teaching on The Root Verses of the Six Bardos, a fundamental text of Tibetan Buddhism and a terma of the master Karma Lingpa. The six bardos describe all aspects of our human lives, including the process of death and dying. They provide us with an opportunity to discover how we can recognize all aspects of living and dying […]
» Read more